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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsAnimation fans, a movie or show you really enjoy that isn't a "normal" animation?
By "normal," I mean from a big studio, major league advertised?
Here's one I really liked.
(Yes, I have the DVD.)
Great voices, terrific soundtrack, good animation.
1986 Transformers movie.
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Animation fans, a movie or show you really enjoy that isn't a "normal" animation? (Original Post)
Archae
Feb 4
OP
"Fantastic Planet. A French-language film from 1973 that was a co-production with Czechoslovakia.
Aristus
Feb 4
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bif
(24,674 posts)1. "Loving VIncent"
I think Vincent would have loved it too.
sakabatou
(44,006 posts)2. The problem for me is that the animation studios have grown from small to big
When I first watched their shows to now.
JoseBalow
(6,639 posts)3. The Amazing Mr Bickford
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JoseBalow
(6,639 posts)12. That's the best way to watch it!
(5:35)
Archae
(47,015 posts)4. Animated TV show I enjoyed too.
It was based on a series of video games I enjoy a lot.
"Skylanders"
Aristus
(69,149 posts)6. "Fantastic Planet. A French-language film from 1973 that was a co-production with Czechoslovakia.
Le Planete Sauvage is the original title.
To call it weird and surreal would be an understatement. But it makes use of storytelling techniques that were common in the 1970's when risk-taking in film was much more common. It probably couldn't get made today. At least not while still being recognizable in its current form.
To call it weird and surreal would be an understatement. But it makes use of storytelling techniques that were common in the 1970's when risk-taking in film was much more common. It probably couldn't get made today. At least not while still being recognizable in its current form.
Archae
(47,015 posts)8. I have that DVD, I like it a lot.
First saw clips on "Night Flight."
Aristus
(69,149 posts)9. I first saw it on cable television (because it has nekkid people in it) when I was a kid.
I finally got the DVD about seven or eight years ago. It really captures the imagination. Its just a landmark in visual storytelling.
JoseBalow
(6,639 posts)13. I watched this again recently on TCM, I saved it on my DVR
vanamonde
(207 posts)7. Triplets of Belleville
As a cycling fan I really enjoyed it.
Clouds Passing
(3,726 posts)10. Wallace and Grommit
bif
(24,674 posts)16. Been a huge fan for ages!
"Cracking toast, Grommit!"
Clouds Passing
(3,726 posts)17. Cheese! Grommit Cheese!
justaprogressive
(2,850 posts)14. Rocky & Bullwinkle
and a real off the beaten track series: Tripping the Rift
VGNonly
(7,941 posts)15. Waking Life 2001
